| systematic name |
A name that fully defines a chemical compound and is derived using a set of rules. The main rules are those produced by IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry) and CAS (Chemical Abstracts Service).
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| systematic error |
A consistent error of the same size and sign produced in a measurement process due to the same recurring cause.
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| systematic error |
Systematic errors are errors that produce a result that differs from the true value by a fixed amount. These errors result from biases introduced by instrumental method, or human factors. An example of an instrumental bias is an incorrectly calibrated pH meter that shows pH values 0.5 units lower than the true value. An example of a method error would be partial loss of a volatile analyte during the ashing step in graphite furnace atomic absorption (AA) spectroscopy. ...
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| systematic error |
Reproducible measuring deviation, which can be compensated for by eg computation.
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| systematic name |
(systematic scale name) is a logical name derived from the scale itself. Example: The tones cdefgabc makes the interval row AABAAAB (whole, whole, half, whole, whole, whole, half tone step) which form the systematic texture name A3BA2B and the logical scale name A3BA2B(4) in this texture. This is applied in other sciences too, for example H2O is a systematic name whereas water is not.
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